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AI-summarised brief · reviewed before publication

Several first‑party PlayStation titles have vanished from the PlayStation Store in the Americas, prompting alarm among gamers. Over the past few days, users reported that games such as God of War III Remastered, Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection and Knack 2 are no longer purchasable in the U.S., Canada and Mexico. Sony confirmed the removals are confined to those regions; the same titles remain available in Europe, Asia and other markets and are still part of ongoing store promotions. Industry observers link the glitch to currency‑adjustment updates that caused pricing errors in Mexico. No official statement indicated a strategic pullback of the catalog, and the company suggests the delistings are. The issue is being monitored, and the games are expected to return shortly. The affected titles are part of Sony’s first‑party legacy lineup and have collectively sold millions of copies since launch. Analysts note regional discrepancy underscores complexity of Sony’s pricing engine, which must reconcile currencies and tax regimes across many storefronts.